Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1891, Part 168

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
Number of Pages: 1716


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Hopkins Lizzie Mrs., furnished rooms, 108%% Geary Hopkins M. A. Mrs., r. 4 Grove


Hopkins Mary A. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1654 West Mission


Hopkins Michael, laborer, r. 447 Tebama


Hopkins Moses, capitalist, 18-20 Phelan Bldg, r. SE cor Buchanan and Clay


Hopkins Noble B., salesman Hirsh & Bro., r. 814 Sut- ter


Hopkins Patrick, laborer, r. 447 Tebama


Hopkins Patrick, laborer, r. 1727 Market Hopkins Peter. r. 2338 Washingion


Hopkins Peter, laborer, r. 111% Welsh


Hopkina Peter, atonecutter, r. 2210 Broderick


W. E. LANE


PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET, Will do your Work Well and Cheap. Estimates Given Free. Telephone 315.


W. & J. SLOANE & CO.


IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS. 64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.


Hopkins Peter Jr., clerk, r. 2338 Washington Hopkins Reuben T., fancy goods, 1511 O'Farrell Hopkins Rufus C., translator U. S. Land Office, r. 1654 West Mission


Hopkins Rufus C. Jr., clerk freight audiror's dept S. P. Co., r. 1654 West Mission


Hopkina Russell H., conductor Market St. RR. Hopkins T., butcher stmr City of Rio de Janeiro


Hopkins Thomas, butcher, r. 1012 Pacific Hopkins Thomas, cooper. r. Prescott House Hopkins Thomas, laborer, r. 427 Dolores


Hopkins Thomas, laborer, r. Potrero Hotel Hopkins Thomas, with Graham Oil House, r. 606, 4th Hopkins Thomas J., stonecutter, r. 2210 Broderick


Hopkins Timothy, treasurer Southern Pacific Co., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42 Hopkins Timothy, boilermaker, r. 1130 Treat Av Hopkins William, dentist, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel


Hopkins William A., porter, r. 1130 Treat Av


Hopkins William B., teamster, r. 110%% Dore


Hopkins William E., M. D., occulist, anrist laryngoscopist, 215 Geary


Hopkins William L., miner. r. 431 Pine


Hopkins William V., watchman, r. 77 Stevenson


Hopkins William W., clerk Chas. Sonntag & Co., r. 438 Geary


Hopkinson Alfred, carpenter, r. Parker Av nr Colum- bia Pl, B. H.


Hopkinson Delilah Mrs., lodgings, 16 Montgomery Av


Hopkinson Emerson B., solicitor Report, r. 16 Mont- gomery Av


Hopkinson Mae Miss, r. 831 Buah


Hopp Robert (Rafferiy & Hopp) r. Serpentine Av and Bernai


Hopp Theodore, tanner, r. 115, 26th


Hoppe Adolph, proptr Bay City Stables, 1715-1717 Sacramento, r. 1614 Polk


Hoppe Charles A., clerk, r. 1614 Polk


Hoppe Christian J., blacksmith, 606, 6th, r. 542, 6th Hoppe Diedrich, porter Chicago Hotel


Hoppe Edwin E., glassblower, r. Harmony Hotel


Hoppe Ferdinand, milkman, r. 206 Langton


Hoppe Frederick A., plasterer, r. 1614 Polk


Hoppe J. C. (Brigham, Hoppe & Co.) r. Claremont House


Hoppe Joseph, tailor, 637 Pacific, r. 1611 Leaven- worth


Hoppe Otto, r. 416 Minna


Hoppe Reinhold, manfr surgical instruments, 328 Bush. r. Fruitvale


Hoppe William, blacksmith, r. 152 Natoma


Hopper Andrew J., mining engineer. r. 543 Minna Hopper Charles, carpenter. r. 3248 Mission


Hopper David, carpenter, r. 3248 Mission


Hopper Edward M., bricksetter, r. Harbor View


Hopper Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 31 Louisa


Hopper Frank, carpenter, r. 1217%, 25th Hopper Garrett H., r. 1 Ewer Pl


Hopper George W., r. 821 O'Farrell


Hopper Harriet, widow, dressmaker, r. 738 Post


Hopper Henry, ropemaker, r. 703 Iowa


Hopper James. watchman, r. 122 Perry


Hopper John, teamster, r. 1010 Montgomery


Hopper John E., ropemaker, r. 703 Iowa


Hopper John E. Jr , ropemaker, r. 1006 Valencia Hopper Milford, carpenter, r. 10 Cherubusco


Hopper Samuel E. (Hopper & Schroeder) r. 807% Treat Av


Hopper William D., bookbinder, r. 31 Louisa


Hopper & Schroeder (Samuel E. Hopper and William Sehroeder) glass cutting and bending, 39% Fremont


Hopperger Adolph, brewer. r. 707 Mission Hopperger John, brewer. r. 62 Clementina Hoppin Albert N., driver, r. 544 Bryant Hoppin Luella, widow, r. 2237 Jackson


STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE


Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Building Lumber. Sugar Pine and Redwood for Foreign Shipment.


101 Market St.


MARKET ST.


308


} LUCOL


PAINT OIL.


The Most Durable and Glossiest


LUCOL


MARKET ST.


308


DRIFTED SNOW" flour Makes more Bread to the Sack than Other Brands.


C. L. DINGLEY & CO.


PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Office, 29 STEUART STREET.


HOP


716


HOR


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. WOODEN, SLATE AND IRON MANTELS,


ARTISTIC DESIGNS. 309, 311, 313, 315 & 317 Market St.


Hoppinger Jacob J., bookbinder, r. 958 Harrison Hopps Bert W., student, r. 1719 Webster


Hopps Charles E. (Hopps & Sons) r. Alameda Hopps Frank W. (Hopps & Sons) r. Alameda Hopps Frank W. Jr., collector, 429 Pine, r. Alameda Hopps George H. (Hopps & Sons) r. 1719 Webster


Hopps Harry R., designer John Mallon, r. SE cor Baker and Vallejo


Hopps John H., draughtsman Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. Alameda


Hopps May. E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary School, r. 2806 Pine


Hopps Otto, messenger subsistence dept U. S. A., r. 36 New Montgomery


Hopps & Sons (Charles E., George H., and Frank W.) house and sign painters, 429 Pine


Hopson Rebecca, widow. varieties, 2038 Howard Hopton George, r. 2759 Mission


Hopwood Franklin M., blacksmith, 2009 Folsom, r. 24 Elgin Park Av


Hopwood John E., r. 51, 5th


Horabin Emily Miss, nurse, r. SW cor Broderick and California


Horabin William, assistant bookkeeper Lebenbaum Bros., r. 318 Austin


Horack Irma Miss, milliner, r. 29 Valparaiso


Horack John W., clerk, r. 29 Valparaiso


Horack Walter A., clerk U. S. Watch Club, r. 29 Val- . paraiso


Horage Harvey J., carpenter, r. 63214, 4th


Horahan Timothy, teamster, r, 1113 Montgomery


Horak Ferdinand, jeweler, r. 424 Minna


Horan Andrew, laborer, r. 1302 Powell


Horan Andrew, seaman, r. White House


Horan Annie, domestic 2200 Jackson


Horan Charles, r. 601 Polk


Horan Charles, laborer, r. 133, 7th


Horan Edward, car repairer, r. York nr Center


Horan Ellen, widow, r. 439, 10th


Horan Francis W., r. 1422 Callfornia


Horan George G., clerk, r. 1422 California


Horan James D., stock and sale yard, SW cor Tenth and Bryant, r. 109 Twenty-fourth


Horan John, coalpasser, r. 5 Broadway Horan John, gripman, r. 33 Powell Av Horan John B., bookkeeper J. D. Horan, r. 809, 20th


Horan John H. W., salesman, r. 34 Harriet


Horan John L., carrier Post Office, r. 620 Minns


Horan Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 817 Golden Gate Av Horan Mary Miss, telegraph operator, r. 817 Golden Gate Av


Horan Mary, widow, domestic 1000 Washington


Horan Michael, laborer, r. 161 Dore


Horan Michael, laborer, r. 54 Norfolk


Horan Michael 8., attorney at law, 629 Kearny, r. Hotel Fairmount


Horan Minnie, domestic 1715 Broadway


Horan Patrick, first officer stmr North Fork, r. 554 Bryant


Horan Patrick J., liquors, 741 Howard Horan Susie, domestic 1607 Scott


Horan Thomas, clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r. 548 Bryant


Horan Thomas, laborer, r. 21 Clara


Horan Thomas, laborer, r. 608 Natoma, rear


Horan Thomas, laborer. r. 704 Folsom


Horan William, gilder, r. 608 Natoms Horan William, shoemaker, r. 9 Washington Av Horber Charlotte, widow, r. 713 California


Horber Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 618, 19th


Horbert E. L., assistant bookkeeper M. & T. Weil & Co., r. 207 Mason


Horch Frederick, watchman, r. 150 Steuart


Horche Kate, dressmaker, r. 514%% Jones


Hord Joseph (Hord & Kenzler) r. The California


Hord & Kinzler (Joseph Hord and A. F. Kinz- ler) managers The California, N s Bush bet Kearny and Grant Av


Hore Daniel M., cooper, r. 540, 19th


Hore Edward B., bookkeeper George W. Gibbs Co., r. Alameda


Hore Ellen, widow, r. 540, 19th


Hore James N .. soapmaker, r. 540, 19th


Hore John J., laborer, r. 540, 19th


Hore Thomas F., soapmaker, r. 540, 19th


Horenburg Henry, plumber, r. 1609 Dupont


Horgan Annie, domestic 104 Devisadero Horgan Bridget, widow, r. 135, 12th


Horgan Cornelius, machinist, r. 1431 Market


Horgan Cornelius, shoemaker, 1914 Union Horgan Daniel, groceries, 1223 Buchanan Horgau Daniel L., clerk Daniel Horgan


Horgan Ellen Miss, milliner, r. 3109 Geary


Horgau Emmet, bricklayer, r. 1252 Howard


Horgan George, laborer, r. 12 Hampton Pl


Horgan James, shoemaker, r. W s Mcclellan nr Pow- hattan, B. H.


Horgan James J., machinist, r. 212 Hermann


Horgan John, carpenter, r. 644 Stevenson Horgan John, dairy, 3109 Geary


Horgan John, gripman Market St. RR.


Horgan John F., cooper, r. 528%% Valencia Horgan John J., carriage painter, r. 3109 Geary


Horgan Julia, domestic 713 McAllister


Horgan Mary, dressmaking, 520 Stockton


Horgan Mary Miss, teacher Union Primary School, r. 135, 12th


Horgan Michael J., cabinetmaker, r. 105, 12th


Horgan Patrick, hostler, r. 212 Hermann


Horgan Thomas E., plumber, r. 6 Albion Av


Horgan Timothy, dairy produce, 14 Grand Central Market, r. 1234 Eddy


Horgan Timothy, horseshoer, r. 219 % Tehama


Horgan William, laborer, r. 405. 10th


Horigan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 113 Oregon Horigan Michael, longshoreman, r. 518, 9th Horigan Thomas, laborer, r. Mission Hotel


Horigan. See Harrigan and Horrigan


Horiger Albert, clerk J. M.Comerford, r. 1303 Sanchez Horiger Edward, processor Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 1303 Sanchez


Horine Joseph, r. 1434 Turk


Horling Charles, seaman, r. 1128 Stevenson


Horling Sophie Miss, seamstress, r. 1128 Stevenson


Horloe John E., furniture and upholsterer, 2013 Fill- more


Horman Herman, seamsn, r. 544 Howard


Horn Adam, barnessmaker, r. 68 Minna


Horn Adolph, waiter, r. 232 Minna


Horn Albert, teamster, r. 636, 3d


Horn Albert F., tableman, r. 732 Ivy Av


Horn Barbara, widow, r. 530, 23d


Horn Benjamin O., salesman J. Noonan, r. 1023 Mission


Horn Bernard (Horn & Chapman) r. SW cor Florids and Mariposa


Horn Bernard J., salesman Horn & Chapman, r. N s 1st Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.


Horn Charles, seaman, North Pacific Hotel


Horn Charles V., brass finisher. r. 1906 McAllister


Horn Christopher, liquors, 33 Pacific, r. Alameda


Horn Christopher. seaman, r. 3 Broadway


Horn Edwin, brushmaker, r. 1833 Howard


Horn Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1518 Mission


Horn Frank, bookkeeper, r. 1620 Laguna


Horn Frank J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 37 Perry


Horn Frederick L., driver, r. 816 Treat Av


Horn Freemau C., fruit and vegetables, Mission Mar- ket, r. 206, 17th


Horn George C., teamster, r. 448%% Natoma


Horn George H., r. 21, 9th


Horn Harry L., clerk Esberg, Bachman & Co., r. 612 Bush


Horn Henry, assistant foreman Engine 13, r. 1428 Va- lencia


Horn Henry F., shoecutter, r. 60 Clipper


GATES CRUSHERS


For Quartz or Road Work, Unlimited in Capacity, Unequaled in Efficiency,


PELTON WATER WHEEL CO., Agts. 121-123 MAIN STREET.


NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford


Capital, 81,000,000.00 | GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager. Assets, 8620,213.1 9


WM. SEXTON, Asrt. Manager.


PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INS, CO,-THE GREENWICH INS, CO.


BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents, 508-510 California Street.


HOR


717


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Horn Henry W., clerk Horn & Co., r. Oakland Horn Hugh, hostler, r. 232, 6th


Horn J. Mrs., widow, r. 3248 Mission


Horn James, waiter stmr Alameda


Horn Jennie S. Miss, tesch music, r. 22 Valley


Horn Jerome W., laborer, r. 2609 Folsom


Horn J. Herman, butcher, 55 Center Market, r. 601 Taylor


Horn Johanna Miss, teacher, r. 2614 Sacramento


Horn John, livery stable, NE cor Laguns and Walnut Av. r. 1620 Laguna


Horn John C., compositor, r. 236 Sutter


Horn John P., laborer. r. 37 Perry


Horn John P., bakers' and confectioners' supplies, 438 Jackson, r. 1231 Mission


Horn Joseph (Horn & Hunken) r. 317 Minns


Horn Joseph P., r. 521 Turk


Horn Laura J. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar School, r. 1518 Mission


Horn Louis, machinist, r. 1125, 26th


Horn Martin E., carpenter, r. 1726 Eddy


Horn Martin E. Mrs., confectionery, 1726 Eddy


Horn Mary Miss, dressmaking, 37 Perry Horn Mary, widow, r. 30 Birch Av


Horn Noah R., compositor, r. 418 Ellis


Horn Oscar, cellarman, r. South Park House Horn P., laborer, r. 64, 1st


Horn Peter, foreman, r. 1017 Lombard


Horn Robert G., stockbroker, 337 Pine, r. 630, 23đ Horn Rose, domestic 2038 Sutter


Horn Sarah L., widow, r. 2515 Fillmore


Horn Sebastian, cooper, r. 221, 5th


Horn Starr, laborer, r. 612, 4th


Horn Thomas, butcher, r. SW cor Mariposa and Florida


Horn Thomas L. (Horn & Co.) r. Oakland


Horn Walter, tinsmith, r. 1620 Laguna


Horn William, watchman, r. SE cor Shotwell and 18th


Horn William B. (Horn & McLeod) r. 530 Oak


Horn William C., driver Blake, Moffitt & Towne, r. Oakland


Horn William H., fireman, r. 2013 Folsom


Horn William H., harnessmsker, r. 1030 Howsrd


Horn William H., musician, r. 508 Mason


Horn & Chapman (Bernard Horn and Charles E. Chapman) wholesale butchers, office 504 Kearny, slaughter house South S. F.


Horn & Co. (Thomas L. Horn and B. H. Pendle- ton) manufacturers and jobbers cigars and to- bacco. 109 Front


Horn & Hunken (Joseph Horn and Martin Hunken) liquore, 118, 4th


Horn & McLeod (William B. Horn and Daniel Mc- Leod; street contractors, 323 Montgomery


Horoback Delrah Mrs., forewoman mangel room La Grande Laundry


Hornbeck Edgar, carwasher, r. 1421 Pine


Hornbeck Julius A., pressman, r. 1421 Pine


Hornbeck Robert, carpenter, r. 1421 Pine


Hornbeck Walter, carrepairer, r. 1421 Pine


Hornberg Axel P., tailor, 427 Bush, r. 807 Bush


Hornberg Bernard, r. 434 Jeesie


Hornblower Frederick A., attorney at law, 633 Kearny, room 7, r. 536 Guererro


Hornby Thomas, porter, r. 1008 Kearny


Hornby W., r. 2011 Taylor


Horndauer Charles, salesman, r. 735 Minna


Horne Charles W., clerk License Collector's Office, r. 25166 Sutter


Horne George, boilermaker. r. 157, 2d


Horne Henry, cooper E. Edwards


Horne H. R. Mrs., agent Consolidated Shoe Co. (Bos- ton, Mass.) 1149 Market, r. 46 Quinn


Horne Jacob, proprietor First Street House, 64-66 First and lodgings, 620 Bush


Horne Jamee, seaman, r. 11 Clay Horne J. M., r. 620 Castro


HAVE YOUR


CHIMNEY SWEEPING DONE BY THE LION CO.


Office, 503 Kearny St. Telephone 315.


W. & J. SLOANE & CO. IMPORTERS OF


ORIENTAL RUGS.


641 to 647 MARKET STREET.


Horne Walter J., electric belts and trusses, 410 Kear- ny, room 34


Horne William, engineer, r. 47 Tehsma 19 Horne. See Horn


Horner Charles F., carpet layer, r. 132 Hayes


Horner E. H., banker (New York) office 313 Cali- fornia


Horner Frederick G., cigsr mnfr, 441 Bush, r. 1211 Bush


Horner George B., sslesman, r. 2007 Californis


Horner George H., waiter American Exchange Hotel Horner John W. Jr., clerk Edison General Electric Co.


Horner R. J., r. 514 Hayes


Horner Rudolf, bookkeeper J. J. Pfister Knitting Co., r. 2208 Joues


Horner William, shoemaker, r. 109 Valencia


Hornibrook Walter, painter, r. 237, 2d


Horning Leonard D., cigarmaker, r. 307 Eddy


Hornsby Annie L., teacher, r. 415 Hyde


Hornsman Andrew, watchman, r. 1109% Montgomery Hornung C. Frederick, butcher, 6 Mission Market, r. 210% Church


Hornung Conrad C., piano manufacturer, 917 Mission, r. 1722 Eddy


Hornung Frank C., proprietor Mint Exchange, 877 Market, r. 2716 Howard


Hornung Frederick, brewer, r. 626 Webster Hornung John, r. 626 Webster


Hornung John Jr., brewer, r. 626 Webster


Horohues James, laborer, r. 10 St. Charles Pl


Horowitz Sebastian, salesmsn Cohnreich Bros., r. 419 Gesry


Horowitz Simon, tailor, r. 340 Tehsms


Horr George E., undertaker McAvoy & Gallagher, r. 168, 9th


Horr Minnie Mrs., domestic 723 Sutter


Horr Obed, clerk, r. 1919 Devisadero


Horr Vesalius, widow, r. 1919 Devisadero


Horr Warner, r. 723 Sotter


Horr, See Hoar and Hoare


Horrell Charles E., gripman. r. 136, 12th


Horrell Laura A., clerk Post Office, r. 136, 12th


Horridge John, painter, r. 1319 Eddy


Horrigan Eugene, policeman, r. 38 Louisa


Horrigan Frank C., reporter Mission Journal, r. 2309 Mission


Horrigan John H., invoice clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 201 Turk


Horrigan John J., liquors, 520 Broadway, r. 639 Valle- jo


" Horrigan. See Horigan and Harrigan


Horrisberger Jacob H., machinist, r. 377 Sanchez


Horrocks George, painter, r. 458 Natoms


Horsburgh D. W., chief clerk freight auditor's department S. P. Co., r. 1517 Washington


Horsburg Grace, domestic 2313 Jackson


Horsburgh James Jr., assistant general passen- ger and ticket agent Southern Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 1517 Washington


Horsch Jane, widow, r. 725 Brannsn


Horsch John. expressman, SW cor Montgomery and Pine, r. 627 Minna


Horschler Peter, shoemaker, r. 6 Burritt


Horseshoe Bar Consolidated Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) Daniel M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, room 19 Horseshoe Hotel, Henry Brown proptr, 1012 Kearny Horekuh J. E., cabinetmaker, r. 948, 4th


Horst Brothers (New York) hops and barley com- mission, E. C. Horst manager, office 214 Cali- fornia


Horst E. Clemens, manager Horst Bros., 214 Cali- fornia


Horstkotte George, clerk C. Schlesinger


Horstmann Brothers (Henry D. and Frederick) wood and coal, hay and grain, NW cor Mission and Thirtieth


Packages


Called for and Delivered to All Parts of the CITY, by


Morton Special Delivery, 115 O'Farrell St.


PACIFIC CARRIAGE CO. Offices, 48 Eighth. Baldwin Hotel & 200 Sutter.


Tel. Co's Boxes


Also connected with S. F. District


(Telephone No. 1950


PERRIER-JOUËT & CO. CHAMPAGNE


"Finest Extra Qualities." W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 Callfornia St. (See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)


HOR


718


HOS


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. CORRUGATED IRON 5


Galvanized, Black and Painted, FOR ROOFING AND SIDING, 309 to 317 MARKET STREET.


Horstmann Frederick (Horstmann Bros.) r. 7, 30th Horstmann Henry, capitalist, office Bach, Meese & Co., r. 2232 Howard


Horstmann Henry, wines and liquors, SW cor Thirtieth and Mission, r. 7 Thirtieth


Horstmann Henry, turner, r. 1109% York


Horstmann Henry D. (Horstmann Bros.) r. 7 Thirtieth


Horstmann Henry F. (F. A. Lux & Co.) r. 2232 How- ard


Horstmann Herman, r. 830, 15th


Horstmann Hermann, r. 72 Everett


Horstmann J. H., salesman Mau, Sadler & Co., r. 518 Jones


Horstmann John, manufacturer and importer bicarbonate soda, salaratus and washing powder, 767-775 Bryant, r. 709 Mason


Horstmann Louis, baker, r. 763 Howard


Horstmann William J., clerk J. Horstmann, r. 709 Mason


Horstmeyer George E., collarmaker, r. 416 Minna Horstmeyer William (Horstmeyer & Thiele) r. 1007, 15th


Horstmeyer & Thiele (William Horstmeyer Robert Thiele) carpenters, 37 Annie


and


Horston Charles, barber, r. 848 Valencia


Horswarth Conrad, carpenter, r. 532, 4th Horswarth John, r. 532, 4th


Hort Samuel, capitalist, r. 1920 Jackson


Hortet Paul, French liquor saloon, 115 Larkin Horticulture State Board of, Elwood Cooper president, B. M. Lelong secretary, 220 Sutter, room 18


Horton C. B., speculator, r. 781 Mission


Horton Daniel B., carpenter, r. 717 Hyde


Horton Edward H. (J. C. Johnson & Co.) r. 37 Post


Horton E. W., yardman, r. S s Sierra nr Georgia Horton Frank H., r. 331 Ellis


Horton George (Horton & Son) r. 988 Howard


Horton George K., teamster, r. 815 Stockton


Horton H. & Son (Henry and George) tinners and plumbers, 220, 23d


Horton Henry (Horton & Son) r. 988 Minna


Horton Leander, engineer stmr San Lorenzo


Horton Maria Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar School, r. 3415 Geary


Horton Maria, widow, r. 3415 Geary


Horton Michael J., cabinetmaker, r. 105, 12th


Horton Nellie Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 517 Mason


Horton P. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1615 Clay


Horton R. M., student, r. 1033 Ellis


Horton Robert, teamster, r. 3422 Geary


Horton Robert L., merchant, r. 1033 Ellis


Horton Samuel W., reporter Evening Post, r. 3415 Geary


Horton Theodore G., liquors, 535 Clay, r. 502 Wash- ington


Horton Thomas R., manager Gurney Cab Co's Stables, r. 1002 Pine


Horton William, laborer, r. 553% Minns


Horton. See Haughton and Houghton


Hortop Samuel, foreman cutting room Buckingham & Hecht, r. 222 Chatanooga


Horwege August W., saddle treemaker, r. 1009 Dolores Horwege Henry, clerk H. Muller, r. 372, 5th


Horwege Henry J., carpenter, r. 63212, 4th


Horwinski Edward, clerk Lippman Bros., r. Alameda Horwinski Max, secretary Edward S. Salomon, r. Alameda


Horwood Esther A. Miss, r. 706%% Bush


Horwood John W., coachman SE cor California and Mason


Horwood Robert, watchman, r. 1427 O'Farrell Hosatte Jean B., r. 1906 Ellis


Hosea David, fireman, r. 133 Valley Hosford Charles M., lather, r. 28 Mary Hosford Henry H., carpenter, r. 407, 4th


Hosford William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Gough and Austin


Hosford William E., plasterer, r. NE cor Gough and Austin


Hoskin Thomas H., carpenter, r. 26, 6th


Hosking Bessie Miss, stationery and varieties, 1043%% Folsom


Hosking Charles, laborer, r. 14%% Garden


Hosking John H., driver, r. 1043%% Folsom


Hosking Loveday, widow, r. 1043% Folsom


Hosking Mary, dressmaking, 823%% Montgomery


Hosking Thomas (Pearce & Hosking) r. 823%% Mont- gomery


Hosking Thomas Mrs., widow, r, 14%% Garden


Hosking William, molder, r. 14%% Garden


Hoskins Thomas D., manager Hoskins Traction Co., 308 Market


Hoskins Traction Co., builders street railroads and proptrs Hoskins Electro Vapor Motor, F. D. Hos- kins manager, 308 Market


Hosmer Abel (F. E. Knowles & Co.) r. Oakland


Hosmer Albert O., collector, r. 140 Liberty


Hosmer Charles H., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 538 Ellis


Hosmer Frank W., bookkeeper Uriah B. Wilson, r. 140 Liberty


Hosmer George W., salesman Greenbaum, Weil & Michels, r. Oakland


Hosmer Harry B., secretary estate James Whartenby, 612 Clay, r. 140 Liberty


Hosmer Hezekiah L., bookkeeper State Mining Bureau, r. 316 Taylor Hosmer Jenny, widow, r. 538 Ellis


Hosmer John A., asst District Attorney, office New City Hall, second floor, r. 2517% Sutter


Hosmer John P., clerk, r. 1716 Baker


Hosmer Margaret V., widow, r. 140 Liberty


Hosmer William R., bookkeeper F. E. Knowles & Co., r. Oakland


Hospital California Women's, Sacramento bet Baker and Lyon


Hospital Chinese, E s Montgomery Av bet Pacifio and Broadway, and N s Pine bet Kearny and Du- pont


Hospital City and County San Francisco, Es Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty- third


Hospital for Children and Training School for Nurses, Mrs L. L. Dunbar secretary, Miss Virginia W. Smiley resident physcian, 3700 Cali- fornia


Hospital French, 8 s Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth Hospital German, bet Scott and Steiner, Ridley and Waller


Hospital San Francisco Female, 1901 Califor- nia


Hospital San Francisco Lying-in, 913 Golden Gate Av


Hospital Smallpox, De Haro bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth


Hospital St. Luke's, W s Valencia bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty-eighth


Hospital St. Mary's, N & Bryant bet First and Rincon Pl


Hospital U. S. Marine, Presidio Reservation nr Mountain Lake


Hoss John & Son (John and John Jr. ) proprietors GoldenGate Saloon, NW cor Sutter and Kearny Hoss John (John Hoss & Son) r. 622 Hayes Hoss John Jr. (John Hoss & Son) r. 622 Hayes Hoss William, baker, r. 438 Tehsma, rear


Hossack Belle, laundress Ladies' Protection and Relief Society


Hossack Charles D., clerk, r. 1301 Sacramento


Hossack Hugh, photographer, r. 1301 Sacramento Hossack Louiss Mrs .. teacher music, r. 1301 Sacra- mento


INCORPORATED 1863.


PACIFIC BANK.


OLDEST CHARTERED COMMERCIAL BANK ON THE PACIFIC COAST.


Capital and Surplus,


$1,800,000.00


FRANK V. McDONALD,


R. H. McDONALD,


President.


Cashier.


PALMER & REY,


MANUFACTURERS OF PRINTING PRESSES AND BOOKBINDERS MACHINERY, 405 Sansome St., S. F.


** DRIFTED SNOW" flour Demand is Constantly Increasing.


"COLTON GAS"


FOR THE PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. (THE ESPECIAL ANÆSTHETIC OF THE DENTAL PROFESSION. )


HOS


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Hostein Frederick. teamster, r. 1781 Mission Hostetter Augustus G., sawyer, r. 213, 15th Hostetter C. Mrs., widow. r. 905 McAllister Hostrup Henry, fireman, r. 411 Pacific


Hotaling Anson P., president A. P. Hotaling Co., r. 1776 California


Hotaling Anson P. Jr. treasurer A. P. Hotaling Co., r. 1776 California


Hotaling A. P. Co. (incorporated) A. P. Hotaling president, R. M. Hotaling secretary, A.P. Hotaling Jr. treasurer, importers and jobbers wines and liquors, specialty J. H. Cutter's whisky, 429-437 Jackson


Hotaling Frederick C., student, r. 1776 California Hotsling Richard M., secretary A. P. Hotaling Co., r. 1776 California


# Hotaling. See Houghtaling


Hotchkiss W. J., carpenter Joshua Handy Machine Worke, r. Oakland


Hotel Brighton, Samuel Rosener proptr, 1225-1227 O'Farrell


HOTEL CLARENDON AND RESTAURANT Eli Bonnet proprietor, 574 Folsom cor Second


Hotel de France, Joseph Fares proptr, 618 California Hotel des Alps, Paul Blanc proprietor, 621 Pacific Hotel Di Genova, Vatuone & Zeiro proptrs, 407 Pacific Hotel Europa, Mrs. Ernestine Ortet proptr, 814 Mont- gomery


Hotel Fairmount, Couch & Foster proptrs, 1714 Market Hotel Gazette and Daily Railway Adver- tiser, William P. Harrison proprietor and pub- lisher, 420 Kearny


Hotel Gazette Employment Bureau, William P. Har- rison proptr, 420 Kearny


Hotel Guide The, William M. Patterson pub- lisher, 310 Post


HOTEL LANGHAM Bush & Bascom proprietors, 145 Ellis


Hotel Marlborough, O. Goodell proprietor, NW cor Foisom and Second


Hotel Marquette, Robert Diefendorf proptr, 1206 Market


Hotel Mirabeau, Mme. Marie Borel Snyders proptr, SE cor Ellis and Leavenworth


Hotel Montrose, Mrs. Dora Peyser proptr, SE cor Geary and Van Ness Av


HOTEL PLEASANTON Mrs. M.


E. Pendleton proprietor and manager, NW cor Sutter and Jones


Hotel Rafael, Frank E. Silva and John E. Rafael proprietors, 111 Jackson


Hotel Ramona, Mrs. M. W. Andrews proprietor, SE cor Clay and Webster


Hotel Rhein, George H. Bahrs proprietor, 909 Kesrny


Hotel Shirley, Niels F. Peterson proprietor, 520, 4th Hoten John H., broommaker, r. 2133 Mission


Hoting Christian D., liquors, SE cor 4th and Brannan, r. 602 12, 7th


Hotop Charles, cabinet maker, r. 318 Ritch


Hotop George H., laundryman, r. 3 Newell


Hotop Julia, widow, r. 3 Newell


Hott James, laborer, r. 1755 Mission




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